| Here is a brief list of recent quotes
from and appearances by Briefing.com's expert team of
analysts: |
Nightly
Business Report
12/19/2007 |
Patrick J. O'Hare appears on "Street
Critique" with Paul Kangas to discuss the January
Effect and large-cap rebound ideas. |
Kiplinger's Magazine
December
|
Briefing.com Calendars gets kudos and is cited as a
“good source for analysts’ rating changes, which also
lists stock splits and earnings release dates.” |
CNBC
12/12/2007 |
Patrick J. O'Hare appears on
"Power Lunch" to discuss the state of the market. |
Reuters
12/10/2007 |
Bond Analyst Beth Malloy provides insight saying,
"Pending home sales improved, which was a pretty big
surprise -- expectations had been pretty low." |
Bloomberg
12/1/2007 |
Chief Economist
Tim Rogers speaks about recent economic
reports saying, "It was encouraging that we moved back
to growth." |
San
Francisco
11/27/2007
|
Tim Rogers provides insight about consumer
spending, "As long as Americans are making money, they
will continue to spend, considering that the ratio of
(after-tax) income to spending is pretty much 1-1. I'm
not nearly as concerned as the public is about the
consumer, every year around this time we say we're in
trouble. Things turn out OK." |
Reuters
11/26/2007 |
Beth Malloy speaks about the fed's
liquidity plans in 2008 saying, "Obviously liquidity has
been an issue, but it is not too surprising - they are
just trying to advertise the fact that they are at the
ready." . |
AFP
11/23/2007 |
President Dick Green shares his
predictions for Black Friday, "National retail
organizations are anticipating a four percent increase
in holiday sales. Such a reading is 'pretty decent' in
the face of a housing downturn and mounting energy
costs, but would still fall under the average increase
of the past ten years." |
CNBC.com
10/26/2007 |
Patrick J. O'Hare discusses the rise in
oil prices and the rally in Microsoft. |
Chicago
Tribune
10/25/2007 |
Tim Rogers provides insight on the declining home
sales, "I think things are going to get worse, we are in
for more declines and foreclosures are probably going to
increase over the next half year." |
Nightly
Business Report
10/24/2007 |
Patrick J. O'Hare appears on "Street Critique"
with Paul Kangas to discuss one of the nation’s largest
casual dining operators Brinker Intl. (EAT). |
Wall
Street Journal
10/17/2007 |
Tim Rogers talks about declining home
sales saying, "It's astounding to me that we're not
seeing a bigger offset to consumer and business
spending. Still, the feverish rise in oil recently may
offer another test of consumers' endurance." |
Chicago
Tribune
10/2/2007 |
Patrick J. O'Hare says "Citigroup saying it
was going to have a bad quarter didn't catch anybody by
surprise, but the subsequent reaction created additional
buying pressure in the financial sector." |
Wall
Street Journal
9/28/2007 |
Tim Rogers says he continues to be
impressed with the consumer, as he is with low
inflation. |
USA
Today
9/21/2007 |
Briefing.com is quoted regarding the
state of the market at the close, "The tech, telecom and
energy sectors continue to provide the sponsorship that
has enabled the broader market to recoup most of
yesterday's losses." |
Reuters
9/20/2007 |
Beth Malloy says there are inflation
worries out there because that's where they're sending
us. |
Nightly
Business Report
9/13/2007 |
Patrick J. O'Hare appears on "Street Critique"
with Paul Kangas to discuss retail stocks, American
Eagle Outfitters (AEO), Skechers (SKX), and Home Depot
(HD). |
USA
Today
9/13/2007 |
Tim Rogers talks about the record
high oil prices saying, "A lot of forces are coming
together. I don't think it's going to provide the force
for a recession, but that's the fear." |
Chicago
Tribune
8/28/2007 |
Pat O'Hare says "There's some sense of normalcy,
but we're not out of the woods yet," regarding the
current state of the market. |
Wall
Street Journal
8/27/2007 |
Tim Rogers talks about the lack
of improvement in the housing sector saying, "As long as
folks are unwilling to give on prices, we won't see a
turnaround." |
Nightly
Business Report
8/15/2007 |
Pat O'Hare appears on "Street Critique"
with Paul Kangas to discuss where investors can turn in
a volatile market. |
Business
Week
8/10/2007 |
Director of Stock Analysis Kimberly DuBord speaks
about growing concerns in the financial sector saying
that the news "is part of a crescendo of concerns
nearing panic in the financial sector," she advises: "We
would suggest investors refrain from attempting to
"catch a falling knife" in these stocks until the dust
clears and the risks can be accurately assessed." |
CNBC
8/8/2007 |
Pat O'Hare appears on "Power Lunch" to
discuss whether dividend stocks are good plays during
volatile times. |
Reuters
7/30/2007 |
Beth Malloy says "Treasuries are
just watching stocks -- we have no other drivers today
and we are also weighed by last week's rally." |
Wall
Street Journal
7/12/2007 |
Pat O'Hare's speaks about the
fourth-quarter profit outlook, "Fourth-quarter estimates
are looking a bit Pollyannaish right now, we're likely
to see expectations dialed down." |
Chicago
Tribune
7/10/2007 |
Dick Green says "We have dropped our
market view rating to neutral. The upward momentum is
gone and the fundamentals are mixed. Conditions are not
bearish, but there are rising risks, and the summer
doldrums may set in." |
Reuters
6/27/2007 |
Beth Malloy provides insight,
"Treasury prices have popped higher after a worse than
expected durable goods report. Some of (the gains) are a
reaction to the number, while we are also getting some
support from global bond markets as well." |
Wall
Street Journal
6/13/2007 |
Tim Rogers talks about the rise
in the market, "It tells you what you already know, that
the manufacturing sector is picking up." |
New York
Times
6/9/2007 |
Tim Rogers speaks about the trade deficit saying,
"About a third of the deficit comes from China, unless
you get some real progress there, it's unlikely you'll
see a real turn." |
Barron's
6/4/2007 |
Barron's names Briefing.com as one of the
earliest and best investment websites. |
Nightly
Business Report
5/30/2007 |
Pat O'Hare appears on PBS' “Street
Critique” with Paul Kangas and talks about Interline
Brands (IBI) as a reasonably priced stock for the
long-term investor. |
Wall
Street Journal
5/15/2007 |
Tim Rogers provides insight on
the CPI data, "It is very bullish for the economy. I
suspect that the reasons for the Fed to tighten have
largely disappeared." |
Wall
Street Journal
5/9/2007 |
Dick Green speaks on the fall of the
Dow saying, "The market focus has moved past first
quarter numbers, economic releases will get top billing
over the next month." |
Nightly
Business Report
5/9/2007 |
Pat O'Hare appears on PBS' “Street
Critique” with Paul Kangas and speaks about his most
recent Bargain Hunting Column featuring Bed Bath
& Beyond. |
Boston
Herald
5/8/2007 |
Tim Rogers discusses his predictions for the
economy, "We have the lowest gross domestic product
growth in years, there's a risk manufacturing will fall
and the housing sector is already in recession. Those
aren't the makings of a strong economy." |
Reuters
5/4/2007 |
Beth Malloy comments on how the
Federal Reserve's meeting will effect the bond market
saying, "We're going to keep rallying." |
Nightly
Business Report
5/9/2007 |
Pat O'Hare will be appearing on PBS' “Street
Critique” with Paul Kangas. |
Wall
Street Journal
4/25/07 |
Tim Rogers provides insight on
the volatile numbers in housing sales, "There's still
demand out there despite the lack of sales." He expects
the housing sector to improve in the coming months with
warmer weather. |
Reuters
4/24/2007 |
Beth Malloy
says, "We didn't get a huge bounce, surprisingly, on the
numbers but then again the market was pretty pessimistic
to begin with coming in," referring to expectations of a
generally soft reading on home sales. |
Los
Angeles Times
4/19/2007 |
Investment Analyst
Robert V. Green speaks about Vonage's patent
challenges, "It seems like everything is working against
them." |
Chicago
Tribune
4/5/2007 |
Pat O'Hare gives insight on the upcoming
job-growth report saying, "There's some hesitancy, it
doesn't make sense to get aggressive ahead of the jobs
report." |
USA
Today
3/20/2007 |
Tim Rogers is named a top forecaster
for fourth consecutive year.
Read the full article now! |
Asbury
Park Press
3/11/2007 |
Equity Analyst Robert Reid speaks about the
success of Opnext's IPO saying, "A few years ago there
was a capacity glut. Now people are starting to use
it....people are saying, "We do need this much
bandwidth." |
Reuters
3/9/2007 |
Beth Malloy
provides insight on the falling bond prices, "One of the
reasons bonds responded as violently as they did was the
fact that the market had lowered the bar so much on that
number, and that is why we had the initial response we
did." |
Chicago
Tribune
2/28/2007 |
Pat O'Hare calls Tuesday's
sell off a reality check. "Does a 9 percent decline in
the Shanghai stock market really disrupt the economic
order? The answer is no. We still anticipate the
Standard & Poor's 500 index to gain 5 percent this
year." |
Wall
Street Journal
2/27/2007 |
Tim
Rogers says a decrease in capital-goods orders is an
area of particular concern. But thinks it's just a
mid-cycle stall, as the fundamentals are still strong. |
BusinessWeek.com
2/23/2007 |
Pat O'Hare talks
about H&R Block saying, "One must realize there is more
to H&R Block's report than meets the eye. The net loss
is a by-product of the company's exposure to the
sub-prime mortgage market." |
Wall
Street Journal
2/16/2007 |
Tim Rogers provides
insight on the weak Economic Data, "Investors shouldn't
make too much of the decline. The volatility is
expected, particularly with weather turning worse in
January." |
Wall
Street Journal
2/2/2007 |
Dick Green says the
non-farm payrolls figure is likely to be revised upward,
as has been the trend in recent months. |
Barron's
1/22/2007 |
Barron's names Briefing.com "one of the best sites for keeping track of
fast-breaking numbers and related analysis" in their
"Electronic Investor" column. |
Reuters
News
1/17/2007 |
Beth Malloy
says the producer price data will most likely be
shrugged off by the market and the CPI should carry more
weight. |
Bloomberg
News
1/3/2007 |
Tim
Rogers says the economy will begin to pick up a bit
when the housing effect fades. |
